Tor. A serious study of as many .onion sites as I could find. There are many reasons why people want to be anonymous. I don’t know why, I just felt compelled to look at the edges of humanity.
Back in the early 2000s, I heard tell of Freenet, thought it sounded like a cool project, and started poking around there. I soon determined that a lot of the material being exchanged there was not anything I wanted anywhere near my disk, even encrypted. Deleted it pretty darn quick.
anything qanon related will make your brain implode faster than a carbon fiber pressure hull at 12k feet.
edit: this is not a good thing
Yeah, I’m all for conspiracies and many have been proven true over time. Q is a whole different world.
I want the return of fun conspiracy theories.
Bigfoot. Aliens. Secret government weapon projects.
Actually few have been proven true.
Government surveillance and things like Iran-Contra and MK Ultra are what I’m meaning.
Those were not exactly conspiracy theories. They were investigated and proven. They were illegal from the start.
Before they were proven they would have been regarded as conspiracy theories.
Lee Harvey Oswald did not kill JFK, his head just kind of did that sometimes.
Linux distros
Are you talking about Hannah Montana Linux, Ubuntu Satanic Edition, or Justin Bieber Linux?
After those, the only logical destination is TempleOS
In trying to prove to a friend that fluoride in the water wasn’t bad, I had to dig into the conspiracy to refute each point.
Can you post your points?
Sorry this was a long time ago. The guy has definitely mellowed some since though he did have a brief Stephen Crowder stint during the pandemic. Old habits die hard.
Did your research end up changing your friend’s mind?
He did conceded on some the absolutely bat shit claims but couldn’t bring himself to fully believe the fluoride shouldn’t be in the water.
Tulpas. People basically intentionally making themselves schizophrenic
